When conducting a Mann Whitney U, the U1 and U2 values added together should be the same as…

A) n1 + n2 B) n1 * n2 C) n1 / n2 D) n1 - n2 A) n1 + n2 B) n1 * n2 C) n1 / n2 D) n1 - n2

Exam 15: Are There Differences Between Groups or Conditions Mann-Whitney U and Wilcoxon Signed Rank Tests

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When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, you have N=10, a two tailed test and an alpha level of .020. What is the critical value?

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In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is N?

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When conducting a Mann Whitney U, when ranking the data you should…

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A Mann Whitney U test is the non-parametric equivalent of which type of parametric test?

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In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is W-?

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When conducting a Mann Whitney U, imagine you have run a study with 9 participants in one condition and 6 in the other. You have a two-tailed test and you wish to use an alpha level of .050. What would the critical value be?

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When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, how is W+ calculated?

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When conducting a Mann Whitney U, the U₁ and U₂ values added together should be the same as…

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In the Mann Whitney U birth order example, what is U₁?

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In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is W+?

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When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, which values are ranked?

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When conducting a Mann Whitney U, a small calculated U value indicates…

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In the Mann Whitney U birth order example, what is T²?

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When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, you have N=10, a two tailed test and an alpha level of .020. What is the critical value?

In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is N?

When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, how is N calculated?

When conducting a Mann Whitney U, when ranking the data you should…

A Mann Whitney U test is the non-parametric equivalent of which type of parametric test?

In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is W-?

When conducting a Mann Whitney U, imagine you have run a study with 9 participants in one condition and 6 in the other. You have a two-tailed test and you wish to use an alpha level of .050. What would the critical value be?

When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, how is W+ calculated?

When conducting a Mann Whitney U, the U₁ and U₂ values added together should be the same as…

In the Mann Whitney U birth order example, what is U₁?

In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is W+?

When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, which values are ranked?

When conducting a Mann Whitney U, a small calculated U value indicates…

In the Mann Whitney U birth order example, what is T²?

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Exam 15: Are There Differences Between Groups or Conditions Mann-Whitney U and Wilcoxon Signed Rank Tests

When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, you have N=10, a two tailed test and an alpha level of .020. What is the critical value?

In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is N?

When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, how is N calculated?

When conducting a Mann Whitney U, when ranking the data you should…

A Mann Whitney U test is the non-parametric equivalent of which type of parametric test?

In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is W-?

When conducting a Mann Whitney U, imagine you have run a study with 9 participants in one condition and 6 in the other. You have a two-tailed test and you wish to use an alpha level of .050. What would the critical value be?

When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, how is W+ calculated?

When conducting a Mann Whitney U, the U1 and U2 values added together should be the same as…

In the Mann Whitney U birth order example, what is U1?

In the Wilcoxon signed rank text chocolate and mood example, what is W+?

When conducting a Wilcoxon signed rank test, which values are ranked?

When conducting a Mann Whitney U, a small calculated U value indicates…

In the Mann Whitney U birth order example, what is T2?

An Overview of How to Do Research

How to Design a Psychological Study: the Basics of Methodology

How to Find, Read, Write and Think About Research Papers

Qualitative Methods in Psychological Research

The Basics of Statistical Analysis

How to Design an Experiment

How Can I Tell If Scores Differ Between Two Groups Independent T Test

How Can I Tell If Scores Differ Between Two Conditions Repeated T Test

How Can I Tell If Scores Differ Between Three or More Groups One-Way Independent Measures Anova

How to Design a Correlational Study

How Can I Tell If Two Variables Are Correlated Pearsons Correlation

How Can I Tell If One Variable Can Predict Another Simple Linear Regression

When and Why Might I Need to Use Non-Parametric Statistics

Do My Data Fit the Expected Frequencies Chi Square

Is There a Relationship Between Two Variables Spearmans Correlation

Which Statistical Test Should I Use

Moving Beyond the Basics of Research and Analysis: How Do I Understand More Complicated Research Designs

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When conducting a Mann Whitney U, the U₁ and U₂ values added together should be the same as…

In the Mann Whitney U birth order example, what is U₁?

In the Mann Whitney U birth order example, what is T²?